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Great Lakes Technocrat - Vol. 4 - No. 1 - Whole No. 82 - November December 1946

by: Technocracy Inc.

Publication date: 1946

Topics: Technocracy, Technocrats, Technocratic, Technocracy Incorporated, Technical Alliance, Science, Technology, Society, Technate,

Collection: technocracyinc; magazine_rack; additional_collections

Language: English

Great Lakes Technocrat - Vol. 4 - No. 1 - Whole No. 82 - November December 1946
IN THIS ISSUE
Instinct For Survival - A Small Businessman Views The Price System - 1
Moronia Forever - Ceiling Zero - 6
Contract of Citizenship - So You Think You Think - 7
Dictionary of The Price System - A Word A Day Keeps The Fog Away - 13
What Hen-Pecking Means To You - Reprinted From The Farm Journal - 14
Flashes of American History - De Witt Clinton and The Erie Canal - 16
Diamonds Could Be Inexpensive -- But! - Reprinted From Rocks and Minerals - 19
Good Morning Mr. Smart! - Good Bye Mr. Aleck! - 22
Technothoughts - 24
From The Camera's Eyeview - 'Goin' My Way?' - 25
Primer of Technocracy - 'Boom and Bust' or Balanced Load? - 33
Technocracy and Your Trade - The Older Worker - 36
Technology Marches On - You Can't Go Back - 41
Each In His Own Tongue - Voice of The Price System; Voice of Technology - 45
So Wags The World - Fascism and Anti-Fascism - 49
In The Question Box - Prepare For My Coming - 53
Peace of The Price System - Back Cover
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Reviewer: El Salto - - June 19, 2013
Subject: Scism in the group

It was not long after this printing that Howard Scott took issue with some members of the Technocracy technate group and decided to run his organization with a tighter hand. Apparently he gave his reason as a 'worry that political or money interests may had been an issue for some members, rather than the original intentions of the group.

The quality of the information in this magazine is top notch though in its reflection of basic concepts of the Technocracy design. The editor of the publication presented here was an interesting writer also. He is the author of 'I am the Price System' which is a basic essay on some aspects of the political price systems history.

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